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6 votes
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The Room Next Door | Teaser trailer
4 votes -
Paul Reubens (Pee-wee Herman) | The man behind the bowtie
4 votes -
Dark Star at 50: How a micro-budget student film changed sci-fi forever
12 votes -
The road to 'The Road to El Dorado' - The making of an animated cult classic
13 votes -
Showgirls | re:View
9 votes -
The fascinating story behind Sergei Bondarchuk’s 1968 epic War and Peace (2019)
5 votes -
What is the best movie or TV adaptation of Treasure Island?
I recently watched the limited TV series dramatisation of Les Miserables and really enjoyed it. This made me wonder if there are any recent, faithful adaptations of Treasure Island as either TV...
I recently watched the limited TV series dramatisation of Les Miserables and really enjoyed it. This made me wonder if there are any recent, faithful adaptations of Treasure Island as either TV serial or movie?
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What's your favorite cult classic movie?
I love hearing about obscure or forgotten films that people are passionate about. I was in a thread on Reddit, IIRC, and someone mentioned The Man From Earth. I just watched it for the first time...
I love hearing about obscure or forgotten films that people are passionate about. I was in a thread on Reddit, IIRC, and someone mentioned The Man From Earth. I just watched it for the first time and I can see its appeal.
I'm sure you have more than one. For me, a couple of favorites off the top of my head are Wristcutters: A Love Story and Wings of Desire. And some old timey classics that I rarely hear mentioned anymore are I Know Where I'm Going and The Lady Eve.
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Movies that everyone likes (e.g. Shawshank redemption)?
What's a guaranteed hit, not everyone's favorite, but anyone can enjoy? (i.e. maybe not 9 or 10, but no ratings below a 6) Shawshank redemption is my #1 pick. Others up there i think would be the...
What's a guaranteed hit, not everyone's favorite, but anyone can enjoy? (i.e. maybe not 9 or 10, but no ratings below a 6)
Shawshank redemption is my #1 pick. Others up there i think would be the Sandlot & The prestige.
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Sex, cyborgs and videotape: An introduction to Japanese V-cinema
5 votes -
Nuns on the Run (1990) | Almost Cult Classics
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What is a highly regarded/critically acclaimed movie that you do not like/understand the appeal?
Pretty much the title. Not trying to steer the conversation, but also not intending for answers to be cult films (they're cult classics for a reason) or superhero-movies-are-so-overdone (because...
Pretty much the title.
Not trying to steer the conversation, but also not intending for answers to be cult films (they're cult classics for a reason) or superhero-movies-are-so-overdone (because they are) takes.
Looking for the popular movies that you truly loathe and why despite their seemingly universal praise.
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A24 acquires Darren Aronofsky’s first film ‘Pi,’ sets IMAX re-release on Pi Day
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Albert Pyun, cult filmmaker behind ‘Cyborg,’ ‘Nemesis’ and ‘Captain America,’ dies at 69
5 votes -
William Shatner’s Esperanto horror movie is a cult classic
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Living | Teaser trailer
3 votes -
The hook: Scene transitions in classical cinema
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What cultural touchstone movies have totally passed you by?
I just caught part of one of the newer Terminator movies as I was flicking through channels on TV, and I was only able to identify it because a scene with a visibly 60-plus Arnold Schwarzenegger...
I just caught part of one of the newer Terminator movies as I was flicking through channels on TV, and I was only able to identify it because a scene with a visibly 60-plus Arnold Schwarzenegger made me realize he probably hasn't acted in a decade and a half otherwise. I've never seen any of the Terminator movies... a fact which never fails to elicit shocked responses in movie conversations. I've also never watched any of the Alien, Indiana Jones, or Harry Potter franchises, am yet to watch any of the Shreks (despite one of my exes quoting them all the time and telling me she basically learned most of her life lessons from them), nor any of the Toy Story movies. I think the only Pixar movie I've ever watched is Up. I do mix up Pixar and Dreamworks all the time, so that whole debate between the two goes over my head, but I know I've never found Nemo or seen Frozen, or practically any of the others.
Obviously this is most egregious for stuff that's been released during your lifetime, or maybe adulthood, but feel free to include whatever you've never been particularly convinced you've missed out on, from any era.
19 votes -
The oral history of Office Space: Behind the scenes of the cult classic
7 votes -
Tubi is a good alternative to Netflix
17 votes -
"As you wish..." Willam Goldman passed away at 87
5 votes -
The Library of Congress lets you stream hundreds of free films
12 votes